CAT

You can apply in IFMR, TAPMI, Welingkar and Great Lakes. You have high chances to get one of these colleges at this score.

The last year CAT cut off was 90 percentile, likely to remain the same this year also.

Last year's CAT cutoff was 90 percentile.

People with similar profile have converted. So, you can apply.

CAT does not have predefined Syllabus. CAT tests candidates general aptitude including Verbal Ability (English), Quantitative Ability (Mathematics), Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation skills. Basic understanding of 10th class Maths principles will help you to score well in Quantitative ability section.

Hello Yash,
You have a fair chance of getting shortlisted but college also accepts CMAT score. You can try at least.
All the best.

Your VR score is slightly on lower side, you have chances to get a call from IIMs.

It depends on which category you belong to.
If SC/ST there are chances that you get a call and for NCL OBC its varies between 75-85 percentile.
For General, percentile varies from 93-95 percentile.
But academics are also considered during selection process.

Yes, you should definitely opt for IMI-B as you have a good percentile in CAT. You will be also getting scholarship as you have more than 75 percentile in CAT. The batch size of 2016-2018 PGDM batch is 63 students. The average package is above Rs 6 lakhs in IMI-B. This year the highest salary being received is Rs 8 lakhs per annum and lowest being Rs 5.5 lakhs per annum as of now.

If QA is good, spend half an hour doing tough questions and stay prepared. For VARC try to read as many articles as you can and try to solve questions. First, try solved questions. Look at the questions and then try to search answers (mostly all questions are asked with para in order). Grammar is easy and needs practice. For LRDI, solve old question papers only. It will put you on CAT level practice.